Dental Blog

Your child just got dental sealants? That's great! It's one of the best preventive measures to keep their pearly whites cavity-free. But now you're probably wondering, "How long do sealants last?" It's a fair concern, because you'd want this protection to last as long as possible.

There are many steps parents take to make sure that their child grows up with a cavity-free smile. Routine brushing and flossing are part of those. But at-home care is often not enough by itself. That's why our Bellmead dentists recommend dental sealants for kids to protect their pearly whites against cavities.

Maybe you had your chipped tooth fixed with composite bonding. This dental procedure is a quick and convenient solution for minor cosmetic issues. But now there are a few questions. Can you eat after tooth bonding? Is it okay to drink coffee and tea? Are there any types of foods you should stay away from? We'll answer all these questions in this blog.

Feeling self-conscious about a chipped front tooth? You'd be surprised to learn how common this cosmetic concern is. Fortunately, there are many ways to fix it.

Nearly everyone wants their smile to look brighter. But sometimes, the fear of pain is what stops people from booking a professional teeth whitening session.

Feeling excited about your upcoming teeth whitening appointment? Or perhaps you're simply thinking about getting this treatment and just want to know how it works. Our dental team at Ace Dental of Bellmead is here to help.

Living with dry mouth can be terribly uncomfortable. Most people look for home remedies or easy fixes, but they don't work for everyone. What many individuals overlook is seeking help from their dentist. Yes, your dentist can determine the cause of the issue and give you the best treatment options.

It’s summer, and the temperatures are starting to climb over 90°F. In this season, families in Bellmead engage in various outdoor activities and sports. However, even with all the fun and high energy it brings along, the summer heat can also take a surprising toll on your oral health.

You recently got a cleaning at your dentist's office, and now your teeth look brighter and more attractive! But your teeth feel a little more sensitive. Temporary sensitivity after teeth cleaning occurs, and it usually just lasts a day or two.

Cleaning your teeth at home is not enough to fully get rid of plaque and tartar buildup. That's the reason most dentists recommend getting dental cleanings twice every year. But there are certain signs that may indicate that you need a cleaning sooner than expected.